Ch. 6 Aggregates in the community Flashcards

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Aggregates

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groups that have common characteristics (special interests or geographic locations)

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Health concerns/ leading causes of death
Children

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  • perinatal conditions and congenital anomalies
  • SIDS
  • motor vehicle and other unintentional injuries
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Health concerns/ leading causes of death
Adolescents

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  • motor vehicle or unintentional injuries
  • homicide
  • suicide
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Screening and Preventative Services
Children

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+ height and weight
+ vision and hearing
+ dental health
+ at birth: hemoglobinopathy, phenylalanine level, T4, TSH
+ immunization status
+ lead exposure
+ cholesterol and triglyceride levels

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Screening and Preventative Services
Adolescents

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+ height and weight
+ vision and hearing
+ dental
+ rubella serology and immunization hx
+ substance use disorder
+ mental health
+ cholesterol and triglyceride levels

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National Health Goals: Children

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Reduction in; caries, obesity, infant mortality, exposure to secondhand smoke

Increase in;
-newborn blood spot screenings and f/u testing
-access to a medical home
-schools that require health education
-immunizations
-use of child safety restraints
-physical activity
-number of infants who are breastfed

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National Health Goals: Adolescents

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Reduction in;
violent crimes, use of alcohol, marijuana, and illicit drugs
deaths related to motor vehicle

increase in;
schools with a breakfast program, participation in extracurricular activities
wellness checkups
physical activity

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Education for Adolescents

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  • anticipatory guidance
  • substance use disorders
  • sexual behavior
  • nutrition, especially calcium intake for females
  • physical activity
  • skin protection
  • injury prevention including care, fire, and firearm safety
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Health Concerns and leading causes of death
Adults

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  • heart disease
  • DM
  • mental health disorders
  • STI
  • colorectal cancers

Females: Reproductive health and malignant neoplasms

Males: unintentional injuries, erectile dysfunctions, malignant neoplams

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National Health Goals
Adults

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Decrease in;
-disease involving bone
-death from cancer
-sexual violence
-incidence of HIV and AIDS
-fatal/non-fatal injuries
-unplanned pregnancies
-excessive alcohol and tobacco use

Increase in;
+ use of hormonal/ barrier contraceptive
+ pregnant clients who receive early and adequate prenatal care
+ ability to identify signs of stroke or heart attack
+ abstinence from alcohol, nicotine, and other substances among pregnant women

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Older Americans Act

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Administration on Aging

promotes health services for older adults through states, using local nonprofit agencies funded by U.S. government

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National Health Goals:
Older Adults

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Reduction in;
- proportion of older adults who have moderate to severe functional limitations
- hospitalizations due to heart failure
- inappropriate medication use by older adults who have a disability
- hospitalizations due to pressure injuries
- ED visits due to falls

Increase in;
+ use of clinical preventive services
+ use of Welcome to Medicare benefits
+ info. to public about elder abuse, neglect, exploitation
+ physical activity among those who have reduced physical or cognitive function
+health care professionals who have geriatric certifications

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Family as a component of society

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monitors how families interact with other institutions in a community (schools, medical facilities, congregations)

used to study and implement population-focused interventions (immunization campaigns for a disadvantage population)

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Family as a system

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studies how interactions among family members affect the whole family function

How one change in the family impacts the whole family members? (ex. Ask how the stroke impacted all family members)

used to promote family health by directing interventions toward the way family members interact with each other.

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Family as a client

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  • examines the family unit functioning first, then individual needs next

focus on the family with individual needs second

(Ask how family how their function overall has changed following the client’s stroke)

  • used to see how the family health is impacted by each individual’s reaction to a health event
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Family as context

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focuses on an individual first, and the family next

client is the focus and members are viewed as a source of support for the client

used to promote the health and recovery of an individual, using the family as a resource for services and support

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Characteristics of Healthy Families

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> members communicate well and listen to each other
there is affirmation and support for all members
members teach respect for others
there is a sense of trust
members play and share humor together
members interact with one another
participate in leisure activities together
share religious foundation
privacy of individuals is respected
there is a shared sense of responsibility
there are traditions and rituals
members seek help for their problems

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Genograms

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basic information about the family
- relationships within the family
- health and illness patterns

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Genomics

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study of genetic information and how it is influenced and expressed

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Environmental Risk
(ecomaps)

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used to identify family interactions with other groups and organizations.

Info. about the family’s support network and social risk is gathered

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Behavioral family risk

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info is gathered about the family’s health behavior;

health values

health habits

health risk perceptions

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National Health Goals
Family

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Reduction in;
barriers to access
-allergens in home
- families that are unable to have a child or maintain pregnancies
- passive smoke exposure
- household hunger
- intimate partner violence

increase in;
+ positive parenting
+ health ed. by an agency (head start, school, college, employment, health deps.)
+ home testing for radon
+ health insurance coverage
+ individuals who have a usual primary care provider